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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
4
The C J C class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday schools will entertain their mothers with a party at the church tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Earl Moser and daughter Elmina of Adrian and Wayne Presler home on a Navy furlough were dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Erle Snook.
Mr and Mrs George Croker of Toledo and Mrs Kittie Baker were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs C Smiths in town. Dr and Mrs Frea Anderson of Findlay were afternoon callers.
Mr and Mrs J C Leasure hosted the Loyal Workers class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school for a social evening. Program committee members were Harry Stoody Harry Bowman and Bert Smith. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Frank Russell and son Robert and daughter Vera of Arcadia and Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and Duane were guests at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Tracy Johnson north of town. Mr and Mrs Ross Johnson and daughter Barbara spent the afternoon there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bentz and daughters Virginia and Betty and Mrs Flechtner of Fostoria and Mrs Frank Smith and daughter Miss Fannie of Nevada were all day guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Slotterbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mitten and Mr. and Mrs. William Slotterbeck of east of town were afternoon and evening visitors.
Mrs. Katie Redman hosted a tureen dinner Sunday for the fifth birthday of twins Bobby and Billy Johnson of Toledo. Guests included Mrs. M. W. Proctor of Gettysburg, Mrs. Margaret Frederick of this place, and Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson and sons of Toledo, with a birthday cake displaying five candles at the center.
Mr and Mrs P B Emerine hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Curtis Borer and sons Curtis Jr and Bernard and daughter Bernadine, Mrs Esther Kirschner and Miss Esther McQuade of Toledo, Francis Richard and Delbert and Isabelle Kauffman of this place. Mr and Mrs Wm Appel of Sunnyside and Bob Heck attended supper. Mr and Mrs Ben Kauffman of east of town called in the afternoon.
Had guests Sunday Miss Alice Roynon of north of town was a dinner guest Sunday at the Ervin Wentling home, south of town. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cole and daughter Joan of southwest of town and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wentling and daughters Miss Ruth and Miss Reva Morehart were afternoon visitors.
Mr and Mrs John Lowery and Mr and Mrs Ernie Hade of Fostoria visited with Mr and Mrs Raymond O Connor and daughters Jeanne and Betty of Tiffin for a Sunday tureen dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Logan Wohlgamuth in Bettsville.
The Fortnightly Club will hold its meeting on May 11 at the Findlay street home of Mrs. O. C. Themé. Mrs. Samuel Gunther will present Health Programs in the Schools while Mrs. E R Moser speaks on What Science Is Doing for Civilization. Mrs. F A Galbroner will give current events.
A surprise birthday gathering was held Friday evening at Mrs M H Thomas home northwest of town. Guests included Mr and Mrs Warren Kroutz and son Elton Martin of Findlay and several Martin family members from Alvada and Vanlue. A pot luck supper followed the gift exchange.
The J. T. club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Stanley Blyestone’s east of town with guests Mrs. Melvin Hotelling Mrs. Harry Fox and Miss Annabelle and Miss Monica Mitten. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs Glen Watson on the last Thursday of the month.
Thursday evening 14 boys gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Emerine on E South Street to celebrate Harold J. Emerine s 18th birthday with a handkerchief shower. A pink and white birthday cake topped the lunch served by Mrs. Emerine with assistance from Mrs. Esther Kirschner and Miss Isabelle Kauffman. Attendees included William Dillery Louis Miller Clifford Holden Robert Heck J B Kear Wilfrid Stombaugh Tommy Stombaugh James Fetters Junior Frederick Glenn Smiley Jack Heck Herman Emerine Francis Richard and Delbert Kauffman. Euchre games yielded high score prizes to J B Kear and James Fetters.
A Monday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs Clarence Kelbley near Fostoria surprised the newlywed couple with relatives and friends. Guests included many Fox Collet and Ruffing families, plus the Lenhart and Kelbley clans. A card and music evening ended with a pot luck supper.
Lawrence Weatherholtz announces candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket subject to the party primary on Tuesday May 10 1932. He seeks party support to gain the nomination and election.
A draft notice lists Democratic candidates for County Commissioner in Kor County. Included are Charles F Frey and Charles W Suber with primaries set for Tuesday May 10 1932, along with Fiarry P Bardon Edward Risster Carey and McLeod Brown as nominees seeking the same nomination.
The notice lists candidates for nomination in the Democratic ticket for state representative. Oscar J. Weiker and Myron B. Sterner appear as nominees with sub tickets. Bloom is listed as a candidate for nomination for state representative. The primaries are set for Tuesday May 10 1932.
Republican candidate Henry W. Failor runs for county commissioner on the GOP ticket in the sub precinct race dated October 1932.
Announcement lists ORRY R. FOX as a Republican candidate for County Surveyor and WILLIS E. HARVEY of Kirby as a Republican candidate for County Surveyor, both subject to the primary on Tuesday May 10 1932.
An announcement from Lloyd S. Hale endorses Ma Mon Harman as a Republican primary candidate for county commissioner. He seeks support and notes Tani as a candidate for county commissioner.
William F Hehr Jr is presented as a candidate for nomination for County Surveyor on the Democratic ticket. The notice marks his candidacy and party affiliation for the upcoming county election.
Mrs. J A Schira presided Friday evening when the Hobnobber club gathered at her E Findlay street home. Guest Mrs Carl Koehler joined the group as Mrs George Snyder won the bridge prize and a tasty lunch was served.
The Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will have a social session this Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. C. O D Sheridan west of town. Hostesses include Mrs. L. L. Lanning Mrs. Harvey Wonder Mrs. John Rodifer and Mrs. Frank McGown. Members lacking transport should call at King's confectionery for a ride.
Mr and Mrs A J King hosted a Sunday dinner for their son Richard King with guests from Columbus including Mr and Mrs Richard King and daughter Diane and Green Springs residents Mr and Mrs C A Zimmerman with son Robert and Mr and Mrs Paul Zimmerman and daughter Barbara June. Afternoon visitors included Mrs James Miller and son Dale and Mrs Lib Burnison of Dunkirk.
H L Mason is announced as a Democratic candidate for Prosecuting Attorney subject to the decision of the primaries. George S Taylor is also listed as a candidate for nomination on the Democratic ticket pending primary results.
County clerk announces Barnet H. Martin as a candidate for nomination for County Treasurer. The filing signals support from party officials and local voters for the upcoming nominating convention.
A campaign note voices Earl B. Carter as a candidate for Common Pleas Judge on the Democratic ticket. The entry emphasizes his qualifications and bid for party nomination.
The G S C met Friday afternoon at treasurer Margaret Pahl’s home with Catherine Pahl as hostess. A nut party with games and prizes centered on nuts. Catherine Hart won both prizes. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at secretary Catherine Hart’s home for a flower hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler and their son Melford shared Sunday dinner with Mrs. Della Ogg and her son William at their home.
Mrs. A. F. Byers entertained the little friends of her daughter Ardyth yesterday afternoon from 1:00 to 3:00. The group enjoyed games and a dainty lunch, while Ardyth received many gifts. Attending were Jeanne OConnor, Glen Niederkohr, Amos Black, Alene Hoopf, Lois Snook, Mabel McKinnon, Dolores Windau, Nina Coldren, Barbara Johnson, Jacqueline Kirkwood, and Susan Boyce.
The Victory class of the Methoodist Sunday school will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Perry Presler. Mrs Harvey Sopher and Mrs Vern Chesebrough assist hostesses. Mrs Ralph Heck will conduct the devotionals.
Fox Terrier pups for sale listed by F.C. Wenner at 16np bs. Also advertised are repair services including electrical and mechanical work plus house chores such as painting wallpaper cleaning and porch cleaning. Call -299.
Mr and Mrs B Dabney and son David of Findlay and Lewis Galbroner of Crawford were guests at a noon dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Galbroner.
Mrs Parl Goff held a Tuesday evening chicken dinner at her Findlay Street home for the Morticans bowling team. Guests included Luther Hathes L N Zahn Robert Long Ralph Snyder William Zahn and Ed Kromer, all team members.
Mrs. Russell Zels served as hostess for the Bi Mo club's Tuesday evening session. Guests included Mrs. Howard DeWitt, Mrs. Forest Dame, Mrs. Mervin Shafer, Miss Elizabeth Roll, Mrs. C. C. Thome and Mrs. Linus Myers. Mrs. Richard Davidson won the club prize for high score and Mrs. DeWitt the guest prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dible and Mr. and Mrs. Claren Sausser hosted the Jester bridge club and their husbands at the Sausser home Friday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Free Scoarse and Paul Heck. Upcoming hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Addison Rickle and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O'Brien.
Prices for eggs fall prompting poultry farmers to shift focus to meat production. Sweet clover shows drought and freeze resilience, with potential fair yields if some roots survive. In eastern Ohio cooperatives report higher 1931 net income for farmers in five counties. Carrot rust fly maggot causes rusty channels in carrots. home beds can be protected by cheesecloth. Beef cattle on feed in the corn belt remains down by about a quarter million from last year due to drought and reduced yields.
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